Democrats nominate governor and top tickets at state convention
At the state convention the Democrats nominated a governor Wim H Craddock of Kansas City and secretary of state Claude Duval of Hutchinson. Auditor James M Lewis Jr of Kinsley, superintendent of schools W Sense of Wichita, justice long term J D McCleverty of Ft Scott, and justice short term John C Canton of Mound City were named. The article notes the Vrooman movement coverage crowded out further remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. H. Craddock
Kansas City
Kas
Claude Duval
Hutchinson
Jas. M. Lewis, Jr
Kinsley
W. Sense
Wichita
Justice Supreme Court
J. D. McCleverty
Ft. Scott
John C. Canton
Mound City
Republicans Nominate Bailey for Governor in Ticket
Republicans nominated W. J. Bailey as Cy Leland's candidate for governor. The balance of the ticket will be announced next week.
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Repulicans
W. J. Bailey
Cy Leland
Jeptha Doty Dead in Jackson Township
Jeptha Doty died at about 4 a.m. Tuesday at the home of A Lawellin in Jackson township after years of poor health. He was about 68, an Anderson County resident with a farm near Lawellin. A quiet, honest man, Doty was a steadfast AGITATOR friend and trusted by many. The community mourns his loss.
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Jeptha Doty
A.lawellin
Jackson Township
Doty
Lawellin
Mr. Doty
Will Bore Again In Search Of Gas Riches
The men drilling for oil have spent thousands without finding results yet. They remain undeterred and will bore again. An expert will soon arrive to choose the drilling site. He will identify the heat area from surface signs. The hope is to strike gas in paying quantities and reward risked investments.
Dedicate and Celebrate Fourth at Anderson County Court House
Community urged to attend Garnett Fourth of July dedication of Anderson County Court House. message calls for countywide pride and the biggest celebration yet across Anderson County with all residents encouraged to participate.
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Anderson County
Garnett
Providence and the Martinique Disaster Sermon
At the Congregational church evening service Rev. Arthur Metcalf will preach on Providence and the Martinique Disaster. Sunday week is Children’s Day with an elaborate program in preparation. All are invited to all services at this chapel.
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Congregational Church
Arthur ‘Metcalf
Providence
Martinique
Missouri Pacific Excursion Rates Listed for Several Cities
Missouri Pacific announces excursion fares with on sale dates in June for Chicago and Leavenworth and Topeka travel. Chicago departures July limited return to September 15 at $16.65. Leavenworth departures June 16 to 20 with return by June 21 at $2.56. Topeka departures June 28 to 205 limited return by June 27 at $2.32. Hutchinson departures June 2 to 6 and 6 with return by June 7 at $4.85.
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Chicago
Letter List from Local Residents and Notable Names
A fragment listing individuals such as Lucy M. Campbell Margret Rune Harley Hardenty Parnes Bila Kirkpatrick AL Colling G. B. Coleman Davis Geo W Hall and others appears as a damaged notice or directory fragment. The legible names suggest a public or social register from a local publication.
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Lucy M. Campbell
Ars
Margret Rune
Harley Hardenty
Srs. Parnes
B.asses
Bila Kirkpatrick
AL Colling
G. B. Coleman
Wlae Witye Davis
Geo
W. Hall
Little Locals News Notes From Garnett and Vicinity
The column lists local sightings and movements including Jim Tyson from Li, T.C Hudson in Washington township, Miss Carrie Royer visiting Lola and Leavenworth, Opal Contact from Independence visiting, John Walker’s new express wagon, waterworks lake filling after rains, visits by Mrs Clara Dodge of Welda, G McCrea visiting Samuel in Richmond, Charley Whittington visiting his mother in Kincaid, Colonel Bouck of Greeley in town, John Ecord from Osawatomie, County Attorney Davis to Westphalia, Iva Garris returning from Kansas City, Miss Mark Quiggle from Col ony visiting friends, Alex Seber leaving for Chicago, Jim Lister returning from Indian Territory, Frank Martin called home from Kansas City, Joe Keezel visiting his sister N J Bowman, Rev Moore's Memorial sermon at Col ony, Frank Lake’s mare and colt struck by lightning, Moloney’s trip to southwestern Missouri, Mrs Bessie McCrey Smith visiting Osawatomie, Jake Barnett’s new fugstone over courthouse well, attorneys considering dedication of new courthouse on Fourth, Maude Fuller returning from State Normal Buiparin, Mrs Will Wyatt’s visit to Greeley, Rufus Hedges arriving from Webb City, W A Byerly visiting his sister at Fallin, Ruth Wagstaff returning from Independence, Sheriff Moore and others at Republican state convention, Mrs Jessie Savage leaving for Pawhuska Osage Nation, a lost black lady’s glove offered, Wilber L Optiam family moving to Ottawa, Garnett residents lament loss of Wilber L family, Ottawa to be congratulated.
Welda and Lone Elm visitors at office and church tale
Local notes record visits from Mrs. J M Alexander of Welda and Mrs GB Batcock of Lone Elm, plus Earl Dunham visiting his mother Belle Dunham from Lawrence. The paper notes a church musical program, Knights initiation, family visits, a lightning strike on a telephone, a misreported death, a Kansas City trip, a two pound baby born, and several local social items.
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J. M. Alexander
Welda Towny Ship
GB. Batcock
Lone Elim Township
Earl Dunham
Lawrence
Belle Dunham
Electric light improves alley near billiard hall and bank
Councilman Works installs a bright electric light in the alley between the billiard hall and Bank of Commerce building. The measure is praised as preventing much deviliment and improving safety locally.
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Councilman
Bank of Commerce
Lone Elm News Roundup from Maggie Miller Area
Lone Elm residents report a mix of family news and social events. Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Will Ferguson of Nagal New Mexico and a May 23 baby born to John Anderson. Local visits feature Miss Alan McDowell with grandparents in LaCyne and Miss Anna Carroll with Mrs Geo Woodruil. Community notes mention a successful Presbyterian ladies social and attendance at church services led by Rev Fauik and Rev Wilson. Stanley Miller returns from Battle Creek Michigan with a mashed foot after a wagon accident. Grandma Brows turns 81 May 24. Shelby Newman visits Colorado. Mrs Newman travels with him to Kansas City for relatives before returning home.
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L. Lockwood
Strand Airs
John
Anderson
L. Fallenwider
Ewing
Lone Elm
Will Irwin
M. Carrice
Will Ferguson
Nagal New Mexico
Alan McDowell
LaCyne
Anna Carroll
Geo. Woodruil
Mr.Vietje
Enna
Prairie View
Stanley Miller
Battle Creek
Stichigan
Faulk of Kincaid
Wilson
Fauik
Shelby Newman
Colorado
Couple from Love Elm Visit and Plans for Woodson County
Our old friend C. C. Nokes was up from Love Elm Wednesday transacting business and paid a welcome visit. Mrs Nokes accompanied him to trade. The couple plans a visit to Woodson County soon as they are elderly and taking life easy.
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C. C. Nokes
Love Elm
Mra. Nokes
Woodson County
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Em, Properitional Bank OF Commerce
Garnett, Kansas
C. Q. Chandler
W. S. Woods
E. E. Mastermar
Scott Elliott
W. S. Fallis
Missouri Pacific Excursion Rates
The
Acttaran’s
Jim Tyson
East-Aide
T.C Hudson
Washington Township
Carrie Royer
Lola
Leavenworth
R.G Boiman W Sanday
Rela
Mias Opal Contact
Independence
John Walker
Clara Dodge
Welda
al Black
D. G. McCrea
Sameuel
Richmond
Charley Whittington
Kincaid
Bouck
Greeley
Fiestiay
John Ecord
Osawatomie
Davis
Westphalia
Iva Garris
Mark Quiggle
Colony
Alex Seber
Airs Stinnie Pravies
Jim Lister
Indian Territory
Frank Martin
Joe Keezel
Ottawa
N. J. Bowman
Rev. Moore
Christian Church
Frank Lake
Central City
Mr. Moloney
Missouri
Bessie McCrey Smith
Jake Barnett
Court House
Maude Fuller
Buiparin
Will Wyatt
A. HL. Weld
Rufus Hedges
Webb City
W. A. Byerly
Humboldt
W. 5. Fallin
Ruth Wagstaff
Rena Moon
Sheriff Moore
Milligan
Donald
Kirkpatrick
Keeney
Jessie Savage
Pawhuska
Osage Nation
Harry Walker
Wilber L
Optiam
Granny Ray
Men of the Gray
Men of the Blue
Ladies of the Christian Church
W. J. Brinkley
Fred
Mrs. Duvall
Excelsior Springs
Eaton
Flossie
Manford
Chesryvale
Hayce
Frank Stevens
Dan Campbell
Will Campbell
Cameron, Mo
Nan
Mark
Warren Gawdy
W. W. Webber
Cain
Ar. Webber
J.T. Carrier
Jesse Carrier
Kentucky
Orchard Park Addition
J. A. Cannon
Steve Richardson
First Avenue
West
Coveice
Verve
Fort
Jake Blunt
Harry Morris
Thos. Paddyck
John Crozier
Lincoln Township
Debby Clark
Wax
Della Hinkle
Blue Mound
Ira Dellinger
Higgins
Frank Herbert
Santa Fe’s New Train Service
Santa Fe
Kansasity
Topeka
Colorado Flyer
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Kansas City Union Depot
C. S. Cornman
Maggie Miller
Turner Smith
Franklin County
Mt Success
May
Helen Harrington
Mamie Nesbitt
B.N. McDowell
Grandma Brows
Cir
Iearn
Shanans
Nebraska
Akota
Sten LG
Chanute Reserve
Pitsburg
Cherryval
Coffeyville
Emporia
Newton
Union
C.S. Coveman
Rollman
California
Bor
Muses
Lea Pome
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